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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1887-10-26
"Bill Benson, do you hear me' Come

"
and see! See!! See!!!
The words were positively Kissed.
She waved her outstretched arm in the
direction Of the deathbed of her child,
while the now thoroughly sobered hus.
band and father, following the move-
ment, staggered to the opposite side of
the cot.
Behold your work! Hos dead!
dead!! Do you understand? You
killed him-killed- killed him!'
The frenzied woman paused mo-
ment, while the man covered before
her righteous wrath like a whipped
cur
"Bill Benson" she went on, "for
thirteen years have clung to you. !
have worked like slave day and
night to keep home for you; and in
stead of helping me you have stolen
my earnings and spent them for
drink. While you have been carous-
ing with your lazy companions your
wife and your children have gone
without bread. See your child there
starved to death! Look at me, the
woman you promised to love and
cherish-in rags; and Billy out this
bitter night, almost naked, because
You have robbed him of his money.
We might. have been happy but for
your love of drink!'
Benson had dropped upon his knees
and was sobbing, while he hid his head
in the clothes that covered the remains
of his child. At first defiant he
gradually quailed under his wife's Bit
ter denunciations, and finally broke
down completely.
What is there so tender as a wonl-
ans sympathy? Mrs. Benson ceased
speaking, then moved round to the
other side of the cot, and falling down
beside her husband. mingled her tears
with his.
A few minutes later, putting his
arm gently around his wife, Benson
raised her slowly and allowed her
| head to rest upon his shoulder.
Then he lifted his right hand to
Heaven, his lips moved, the words
were few and indistinct, but know
that no man could take ho]ier oath
than that taken that night by Bill Ben
son i'll the presence of his dead child.
AS they rose to their feet Billy and
the doctor entered the house. The lat.
ter hastily Invested himself Of his rich
fur coat, cap and gloves, then stepped
at once to the cot. He laid his HAND
over the little child heart. then stoop
ed and placed his ear on the little one:
breast.
l saw at once that his professional
touch had discovered what was indis.
cernible to the unskilled eye of thu
grief-stricken parents.
"The child needs nourishment, h
said, as he took vial from his case.
ran to the door and called Billy
pressed a note into his hand ant
fastened from the place.
There was no sign of Grape on tn
, door of Bill Benson's house next day
nor since. Bill Benson's oath has BEEF
sacredly kept; the proofs are many
= And more and more am / convince'
that little Katie's prayer that nigh
y was heard in Heaven, and the truth
= Miss Emery sowed by the wayside Dor
unexpected and holy fruit-E D
Esnaore, IA, Albany argus.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1887-10-26
KILLED At ATLANTA.
A Display Of Check Which Came Nea
Paralyzlng Detroit Man.


They were talking about the cheek
of tramps the other day when Wood
ward avenue merchant said:
Two or three weeks ago tramp
came in and struck me for quarter.
Two DAYS later he came again. In
two weeks he called on me five times,
getting something each time. / final
" turned to and gave him an awful
blasting. He listened to me quietly
and respectfully, and finally said:
".My excuse is that l served my
country
"'You a soldier -bah!'
But l was, sir. They have got
me in the painting Of the Battle Of
Atlanta.
Il don't believe i'll"
"If you take me IN there I'll poin.
| myself out to you. II you don't see
me represented there you may kick
me.
WELL" said the merchant Il took
him at his word and went over to the
panorama with him. He didn't hesi-
tate at all. but walking to the front
and pointing to the railroad gap he
said:
eth ere ! am, sir
".Where?'
| "Just to the right of that dead
horse
| but that man is dead
! ".Yes, sir. That is the battle | was
killed "-DeGr0N Free Press.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1887-10-26
BLUE-EYED BESSIE.

Bonnie blue-eyed Bessie,
Roamin' DER the lea,
Fu' OF winsome sweetness
Stole my heart fra me!
Never bird that warbled
Had so sweet a voice!
Zen the flowers to see her
Seemed to o. reioicel
Queen Of a the lassies,
Dear 10, aye to me;
Bonnie blue-eyed Bessie
Reamin' DER the lea!
Bonnie blue-eyed Bessie,
Sunshine ever brings;
Flowers around her noddin'
Listen while she sings!
At the rosy dawnin'
Blithe she is and gay,
Chasin' a the shadows
o. the night away;
Queen Of a the lassies,
Dear for aye to me;
Bonnie blue-eyed Bessie,
Roamin' DER the lea!
Bonnie blue-eyed Bessie
Makes the world sa bright!
Ever weayin' round her
Sunshine and delight!
Oh, the winsome promise
She to me ha' given!
Promise sweet for ever
True as yonder Heaven.
Queen OF a the lassies!
Dear for aye to me;
Bonnie blue-eyed Bessie
Romin' DER the lea!
--7ohn Keynton. in the Accident Neirs.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1887-10-26
Got There in Time.

What time is it young manP' ask.
ID an old lady, all out Of breath. n
she struggled into the station.
Zone thirty, ma Fam. /"
THANK goodness! I'm in time Ter
The four o'clock train, them" she said,
Is she deposited carpet-bag and q
couple Of bird -cages on the door; this
trayelin' about an ketchin' railroad
trains 10 upsettin' TO the narvoussye
zen" Late,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-11
M'GAaIGLE EXPELLED.
all the Lodges of which lie was a Man
Der Turn Him Out,

All the Lodges of which he was a Mem
Der Turn Him Out,
CHICAGO, ILL Sept. 10 A LEGAL pa
per says special meeting Of Lincoln
Park Ledge, No. Gil, was held last night
for the purpose Of taking action on the
cha ges of unmasonic conduct preferred
against William F. McGsrigle, member
of that lodge. Every precaution Was
taken to prevent the decision arrived at
being msde public, even visiting brethren
being Informed that only members
of the lodge could be admitted. Tie lodge
unanimously voted TO expel the accused
member. The decision arrived at will be
communicated under seal CT the lodge TO
the chapter of Royal Arch Masons, CON-
mandery of Knights Templar and MOBILES
OF the Mystic Sarine, Of which he was 8
member, and they at their next meeting
will proceed to remove McGarfgle'snanR
from the roll OF membership. Having
been expelled by the blue lodge, he by
that seton ceases to be memoec Of sli
other bodies, but each bcdy gill proceed
to expel him formally, to prevent the
possibility OF him visiting any other
chapter, commandery or any other BODY
connected with the Scottish rites.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-11

the concentric rings from his cigar curl
ing upward, "Our greatest happiness con
sists in the love we give to others, rather,
perhaps, than the love that is given TO Us.
We are told by some that is q pleasant
and gracious thing 70 b. loved, even IL
We can not love in return, aud that, | 0e-
lieve, is her cgse IS yet"
"What is the Old fool thinking Of
now?" almost escaped Lonsdale, as he
gave his mOustachiOs vicious twist
II wonder that you haye not been smit-
ten in that quarter =" said Sir BriscO,
with g hearty laugh. "But of course,
with India before you, aud all that sort
OF thing, you can't settle down yet"
Eventually, the coDhtences Of the bar
onet rather eHraged him; out as he had
not MelGnie's permission to ayow his en-
gagement beyond her own family circle,
he was compelled to remain silent; but
he ~rithed under the prospect Of leaving
behind him when ne went to India, such
8 wealthy End probable sutton, to ne ia
vOuTed by tae mal-inhucnCe of Uncle
! Grimsh8W
He had observed the prOtracted CONVEX
sation in the recess of the moOnIt win
COW; g conversation from which he
! thought Melanie might have broken away.
And how COnhdenhalIv they seemed 20 be
talking there. lie knew but too well Aer
| GUARDIANS opposition to his suit, and
could well suspect his too probable view
Of favor for another; and If that other
| meent-ss he doubted not-wes the
wealthy master Of RavensbOurne, the
/ nervous brevitY OF Melaine's farewell
| Though in reality born Of caution and
fsaI), seemed ia some way accounted
for; ard sO-2nd Soy degrees, and SIS
sisted by pjque and snger, he formed
quite an indictment against poor Moiauie,
and found innumeraole flaws IN her con
duct for which he would duly punish bel
on the morrow,
TIE lingering in the moOnH5 widow
seemed to assume eXsgg9ated Ffop0I-
ti0ls, and then ne knew that Sin court
ship, one thing has such kuaCb Of lead
ing TO another while, IS if to spur Ii:
chsgrin, Sir Brisco begsl again:
"Of one thing, as regards means,
know that am assured Of the entire fayO
Of our guardian and Uncle GrimslaW-
good style CT fellow, old GrimshaW, is no
be: An cid city man, as he IS, Is sure Il
value good settlements glitterin!
future, and all that sort of thing, adde;
: Sir BrisCO, giving leisurelY glance 0
satisfaction, even ct the luxurious appur
tenanCes of his smoking room.
ON" muttered LonsdaIe under his
moustache; Il should declare myseI
and give MIN a Crusher-a Curdler-bu
for MelanIe's wishes"
He was not silly enough to feel actus
| personal jealousy Of SIR Brsco G5 yet
but he was keenly piqued and alarmed
Knowing how MelaGie was circumstance
at home-if g home Rose Cottage Coul
| De called for ner-sware OF the secret
5 open and cruel pressure that Mr.. GideO
Grimshaw was quite capable of putin
upon her, Montague LOnsdale was no'
= filed with genuine anxiety at the pros
pect of the future-Of leaving her benin
him for year, perhaps, in England.
~ ITO BE Continued NcTt JCcct.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-11
NOW FIRST PUBLISHED.
loves LhBOUR Won
AN EVENTFUL STORY.
BY JAMES GRANT,
AUTHOR OF THE RoMAxcE OF WAR" "THE
BLACK WATCH" "FAIRER THAN a
FAIRY" ETC, ETC.
The Right Of Translation IS Reserved
sYHop.1. nr rEEv1or. cuArrERs.

CHAPTERS /. TO III-Melanie Talbot, the
daughter OF an English officer who had lost his
life in the service OF his country, Is wooed by
old Sir 3riscoe Braybrooke, but his attentions
are odious 20 her, as her young heart has been
won Uy.Captaiu Montague Lonsdale, a young
and dashing ofieer from Calcutta, She has
been on a ylsi! TO her aunt Mrs Chillington,
during London season, tu: enc has not, &C
cor sing to her aunt's idea, made the most of
her opportunities, for she had refused the
offer, twice made, o. Sir EriscOe, ana with it
10000 q year. Her aunt is chagrined at
Melanes conduct, and she returns TO the house
OF her uncle Grimshaw, who Ia also anxious
that she SHAH make q brilliant marriage.
Before leaving, however, She makes the &C
Guaintance of Mas iIi.da Tremaine, who
boasts Of h'r acquaintance with Captain Ions
dale at Calcutta
CHAPTERS ". AND N.-Melanie on arrivir z
at her unCle's home, is welcomed by her booth
er=, one of whom, Reggie, is a helpless cripple.
Amy Brandon, daughter of neiGhbor!ng cler
Jym4n, also welcomes her home with Amy
Regis Is hOpelessly in love, but the thought OF
his poor crushed form and her gleenlke besuty
only ills him with despair Melanie inter
view with htr uncle is bitter one, and ne is
eNaspcTated at her refusal OF Sir BriscOC. HG
makes poor Melanies heart sink when at the
close OF the conversation he tells her If within
81 given time you do nOt marry sir 3risC0e anL
| mas tax OF my hands your brother Reginald
he shall 50 straight from here TO the ward OF s
! common hospital
! CHATTER NI.-MeIanie, out on picnic eNCur
/ eiOn In the woods around Rose cottage, along
| with her brothers Snd her friend Amy, uneN
EpeclecIy meet Captain L5nsdale and his frtenC
| Musgraye. who are on q visit 20 Sir Frisco Bray
br0UbG, one Ut The largest and owners In IT,
ntighb0rnCOd. Lonsdale is unaware of VIVA
| has passed between Sir Bri=co and Melanie ,anC
/ the close propiuquity of The country seat of -
! BrlscO IS -isC q matter of surprise 10 Nelani'
! In Reggie, the crippled brother OF Melanie
! Musgrave reGo ylizes the young soldier WIZ
! once saved his life in the Arabian deserts.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-11
FOR SALE OR LEAS

Bids viii be received BY the Commits
Court of Maverick county, Texas. for
or lease of Three and One-half League
teen thousand four hundred and ninet
acresJ Of Maverick County School Land
ated in Hockey county (''Panhandle'')
5etng surveys Noe. 80, 40 and fl, and
y. BIDS to be for either lease -.
Bids for lease to state number Of
bids for sale to be 5000 cash Gown, a
balance on time not exceeding twenty
with interest at not 1ess than eight opr -
per cent per annum, payable ann-
vance. Parties desiring to pay a.,
%. Each bid must be accompani
felt of two hundred and fifty doui
fuI performance of contract in c..
copied. All bids TO be fled wit
signed on or before O'Clock p. n r
Monday In october next, when sa-
lie opened. The Cont reserves II
reject any or all bldg. <
By order of the Court. JAZZ
County Judge Maverick County, It.
Goth day of August, 1857.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-11

Special 70 tbs Gazette.
MsNsHALL, Ten, Sept I0.-Just be
fore court adjourned this evening the
case Of F. J. Harrison < co. OF Longview
was concluded, and Judge Haywood sn-
nounced that he would deliver the de-
Cision O. the court Tuesday IT the open,
ipZ Cf the court. This case grew ou5 Of
The failure Of the bankiag firm OF f. J
Harrison & CO and the as>iEnmen. inside
by the firm, ard the subsequent attach.
meat Of the assets 0! the tirm by various
creditors who cIaimed that the assign
ment wss not valid. The point 10 be de
cided by the Judge IS the validity of the
assignment. The case had the best legal
talent CT Eastern Texas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-11
sJrup of Figs

Manufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Company, San Francisco, Cal., is
NATURES own true laxative, It is the
.4host easily taken sad the most pleasantly
ieffectiYs, Tamedy known to cleanse the
SYSTEM When BILIOUS or costive; to dispel-
HEADACHES, coJdSand feveFs; to cure ha.
bitual constipation, indigestion, etGs For
Sale in 50cents andF ST bottles by Milton
King, druggist, Fort Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-11
Paltstins's Petroleum Presp ects.

SpcCIsI % me EeIet!e,
PALESTINE, Ten, Sept. 1O-The bor-
ing for petroleum well has reached {
depth CT eighty-two feet. Tie deeper the
auger penetrates the stronger Lecome
the indications and prospects Of 8 rich
deposit Of oil at depth yet incalculable
At sixty feet the suger struck s sixteen
foot stratum Of tough, course sand. This
entire stratum is strongly impregnated
With oil, and was difficult to penetrate.
After passing the stratum rock succeeded,
through which the anger has not yet
passed. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-11
Another Dspial.

BALTIMORE, MD, Sept. I'D. H.
Bates, president of the Baltimore and
Ohio Telegraph Company, in an interview
last night positively denied the rumor that
the Baltimore and Ohio telegraph system
had been sold to the Western Union, and
says furthei that no negotiations sre
pending that are likely to SO result.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-11

81 ecialto me Gazette.

KEMP, TEX, Sept l9-O1r town is
sonGly growing. -Four new bricks are in
pro cess Of erection, aud dirt has been
broken for TWO more. Kemp IS supported
by ire farming country, ani is bound
10 make town.
TIE drst bale Of cotton sold in Dallas
this year August 3 was grown just on
the edge Of THIS place.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-11
TIE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL.

~ Petersburg, Va, ~ Gordon MoCabe,
Principal.
The next session Of taissc4ool VIII be
sin Qctc5er 3, PIties viii Neaye Fort
Worth. tN ass weesin Ills mdabaor she
school. AnJene wisai1E To atesnd Ga2
So cstal0gp5 snd fun particulars by ap-
plying TO ~ addressing ". +. Drifting
ham, Business Manager Of THE GAZETTE
Sort Worth, Tex
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-11
School Lands TO ]
OFFICE OF COUNTY

OFFICE OF COUNTY
ALBANY, TEN. Al
In accordance with an order of tnt
sioners' court, 1 hereby invite bid
Shackelford county school lands for
five years at not less than cents pc
ennum. These lands are IN body
HIP acres, on the line between IL
Cochran counties, on the plal9s ~
miles soatheast of the Capitol syndi
quarters Ranch. Ha7ina recently
and Surveyed these lands. can give
Sc correct information IS to Ct
s5.dSAter facilities, etc. sy
TERMS OF LEAsE. =
7 Cash annually In adv essex,
fright to remove his Improvements or
1 ton OF lease.
PETER
County JUdgeSr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-11

Lyon make & rule to havo1 all yeEr cold
drfHes with ten or fifteen drops OF Angostura
BEEr, YOU VIII Keep free from laniaFia and
summer diseases anu have your .dlge stiye or
Eans in good order Manufacturer only bySttkS
j. u. Il. ~legert & Sons
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-11
CHATTER x.-Ar RAyRNsnorRNE HALL.


Almost daily, beautiful bouquets of rare
flowers, sud baskets of the richest fruit
the conservstories and forcing houses OF
R2vensboprue ball could fur9ishlunder the
care of an experienced Scottish gardener,
came from there 10 Rose cott.ge for Miss
Talbot.
o. the fruit, Reginald resolutely re-
fused to pertake though Dick had no
scropIes on the subject, believing their
acce plance d species Of treason TO Mon
tague Lonsdale, whose devoted ally ne
was. But under her present CiTCum-
ssssees whist could poor Msisnie Go? To
have declined the gifts would have seemed
chur!sh and uDgracious, ond would have
moreover exGsperated her Uncle Grim
shaw.
Ire latter, IN his Intercourse with the
bsronet, ignored her engagement tC Ions
dGle; thus SIT Brisco never suspected
SUCH q thing; and meanwhile, MeIanie
and heT lance ned, OutwarGly, TO act the
part af the meresl aCquaintSnCe-a state
# matters that w&s certain to lesd TO
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-11
SOUTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY
AND
LADIES ANNEX.
GEORGETOWN, Tex.

GeoTyELOWNf 7 q
a Christian EcaaOl IN q nraltat-l location, oS
the fnot hills of the Colorado mountains. Fl
cages ? faculty OF seventeen prg!csso-s ,kltd
teaehcrs. Euti eOurses Of study IL LIterafHIe
Music, Art and Esscatioa = Iialdas H&Afor
yoCngIaen 10 neea OF ali. !.
sppara.s SCHOOL ter YonPg LSdfes
TaueFft lv tfg. Same teachcIs, Ere trastecs
nave provided + rev and q saEt Boarding de
aSrtment where parental care and prOteCtton
are guaranteed.
Next session opens on September J.. send
toC catalogue and other intor.o2tion 10
JOHN ". HEIDI, Regent.
-lt.nrH..t.,vn. Toy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-11
North Oarollpa, Raisigti ,

G,T. MARY'S SCHOQL~F GIRLS. Estab-
- ushei IN ISa2 For catalogue address the
hector, REV. BENNETT SMEDES.
''Ehe climate II Raleigh Is ono OF The best
she n Orld. '-BISHOP LYMAN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-11
Prime pal.
ADD-RAN COLLEGE,
Thorp'% Spring, Tex.
Home Institution for Tayss BlIS and GirIS.

! Nll9 Il1IIIA I94 IVI AVa-o DIV I-4 UII0'
As to WORK and methods progressive and yet
conservative. Tho various schools are sep8-
rate and distinct. with an experienced teacher
~ the head Of each. \ new. elegant AND com
mOdiOus hOmc.nCwly furnished Tor young ladies
"a mOdcioi comfort neafHess OF appesTGnceanu
convenience OF arrangement. We are three
miles from G-enuury, which is on the Fort
Worth and RIO Frandc Railroad. Send for cat
alogue ana speclal circular 4cttIGg forth the
superior advantages whiCn Atd Ran College
1Ec-- as "a school for Young ladies' We invite
@ critlcai comparison with the best schools OF
Juc country. 4. IS X. CLARK
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-11
CHAPTER X.-PIQUE AND sUsI

CHAPTER XI.-PIQUE AND SUSPICION.
On this July afternoon, the tall French
windows Of the drawing room were open,
snd the curtains of fine lsces were gently
stirred by the warm evening wind; the
plash OF the fountains in the rose gardens
below the terrace was heard, and the last
song OF 8 few birds made music IN the
still sunny sir.
Ere long the last of the sunlight died
away; the moonlight spread ike s
silver veil over the landscape, snd the
jets shot up by the fountains showed
crystal, while the stately tress beyond
the strawberries threw weird but graceful
shadows on the swsrd
Melanie, who had been almost COM
PEELED TO play, nov drew on her gloves in
haste and left the piano, where both
Lonsdale and Sir Brisco h1d hung over
her.
Till then she had rigidly kept her hands
gloved, put when sne played, the latter
had detected Lonsdale's engagement ring
on ''the mystic finger" and almost
chsnged color, though of course he said
nothing; while surmising had Mrs.
| Chillington and Mr.. Grimshaw deceived
| him, or was Melsnie decei7ing them all
She had seen the direction OF his gaze.
and nervously advanced to window,
whittier he. naturally followed her.
"What lovely moonlight sceneit- she
exclaimed, on looking out; sis it n wsso
But then those who see the beg ees,l
always cease to appreciate It," IL iaa
81 an not one Of those" said
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-07-20
The interstate commission b

The Interstate commission has
decided that any railroad lying
wholly within one State,
but which makes rates and issues
bills to points in another State, is,
so tar as that traffic is concerned,
subject to the provisions of the In
terstate Commerce law.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-07-20
Fine Geld

A small UPSTREAM of concen-
trates was received here Monday
from the Pamlico mine i'm Haw-
thorne district, located near the
famous Lapanta. They were ac-
cumulated from the sand that is
left in horn or pan after small
quantity of rock has been pounded
in a mortar and prospected. and
were supposed to contain two or
three dollars-sufficien to make a
ring for the owners best girl. The
material was "cleaned up" at the
Mint, and yielded three and half
ounces of gold nearly 1000 fine,
much to the surprise of all who
had handled the concentrates.
Fine gold is valued at $20.67 an
ounce, so that the Pamlico metal
comes within few ounces of being
absolutely pure, which is a very rare
occurrence, even in placer diggings.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-07-20
SUMMONS.

TN THE JUnTICE COURT OF
Il Carson Township, County Of Ormsby,
state OF Nevada, c. A. Withereil. Just
Ice OF the Peace. John Carney. Plain
ter. and John Doe, copartners. doing
business under the arm name and
style OF Gloster. Davis e. Co., Defend.
The State OF Nevada sends greeting to
George A. Davis, d. NJ. Gloster and John
Doe, copartners doing business under
the firm name and style of oioster, Da-
You are hereby sum moned to appear
before me at my Office in Carson Town
ship, in the County of Ormsby, on
the 18th day of July, A. ID. 1857.
plant of the above named plaintiff. who
sues YOU to recover the su m of one hmm
dred and twenty four dollars alleged
count of rent of the building now occu-
pied by you, situated upon the North
west corner of Carson and Fifth streets
in Carson City, Nevada, and the further
sum Of one hundred and 1--we dollars,
alleged to be Que and owing from yon
to one w A. Hawthorne for services as
Keeper IN caring for and looking after
the property belong ng to you situate
was by said Hawthorne, for good md
valuable consideration assigned to
Plaintiff before the commencement Of
this action. all of which more fully APP
pearS by the Com plaiut now on d e in
my once, when judgment will be taken
against you for said amount, together
with costs and damag' If you fail TO
appear and answer
To the Sheriff or any Constable of
said county, greeting:
Make legal service and due return
hereof
Given under my hand this sth day Of
Justice of the Peace of said Township.
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